On Tue, 15 Dec 2009, David R. Morrison wrote:
> It's possible that you'll need to add a default value (perhaps
> 0.10.0?) for the binary distribution version number in the function
> default_binary_version in /sw/lib/perl5/Fink/FinkVersion.pm .
>
> -- Dave
I'm willing to try, but as someone who doesn't speak perl,
could I have more precise instructions? I presume I change
this:
sub default_binary_version {
my $distribution = shift;
my $architecture = get_arch();
my %bindists = ("10.2-gcc3.3/powerpc" => "0.6.4",
"10.3/powerpc" => "0.7
.2", "10.4-transitional/powerpc" => "0.8.0", "10.4/powerpc"
=> "0.8.1", "10.4/i3
86" => "0.8.1", "10.5/powerpc" => "0.9.0", "10.5/i386" =>
"0.9.0");
return $bindists{"$distribution/$architecture"};
}
but what is the right way to change it?
many thanks,
-- Viv
> On Dec 15, 2009, at 7:26 AM, Viv Kendon wrote:
>
>> I have successfully run my own internal binary distribution
>> for 10.4 and 10.5, but I can't get it working between my two
>> (clean installed) 10.6 systems. Is it something to do with
>> the way UseBinaryDist is automatically set to false for the
>> moment? What I observe is that, even with that flag set to
>> true in fink.conf, and the server added to apt sources.list,
>> the debs are correctly pulled from the server, but then it
>> starts doing a compile from source instead of installing the
>> deb it just collected:
>>
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